Captain Smart Endorses Dismissal of Kwabena Mintah Akandoh, Calls It Timely and Necessary
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Renowned broadcaster and outspoken social commentator, Captain Godsbrain Smart, has expressed strong support for the recent removal of Kwabena Mintah Akandoh from his ministerial position, calling it a “timely and necessary” decision to uphold standards in governance. Speaking during his live television program, Captain Smart did not mince words as he criticized the former Health Minister for his failure to meet expectations.
“Anyone who holds public office and refuses to perform has no place in government,” Captain Smart declared. “This isn’t about politics — it’s about service. If you can’t meet the expectations of the people, then you must step aside.”
Captain Smart’s endorsement of Akandoh’s dismissal underscores his belief in the importance of accountability in public office. He emphasized that public service is not a platform for mediocrity, but rather a responsibility to deliver results. “Public service is a duty that comes with clear expectations and accountability,” he added, calling on the government to view this dismissal not as an isolated event but as the start of a broader effort to ensure that officials fulfill their mandates.
The broadcaster’s comments have sparked lively debates on social media and radio, with some applauding his no-nonsense stance, while others contend that performance assessments should be based on transparent and objective evaluations rather than public sentiment.
The dismissal of Akandoh has intensified scrutiny over how performance is measured within the current administration. With growing pressure on President John Mahama to maintain a high-performing cabinet, the public is closely watching to see if further reshuffles or dismissals will follow.
In his closing remarks, Captain Smart rallied citizens to stay engaged and vocal about governance. “We cannot afford to normalize incompetence,” he said. “Ghanaians deserve better, and it’s time our leaders delivered.”
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